nbe Sciences review questions with
graded A+ answers
Abdominal anatomical regions upper row - answersright hypochondriac,epigastric, left
hypochondriac
Abdominal anatomical regions middle row - answersright lumbar.umbilical, left lumbar
Abdominal anatomical regions lower row - answersright inguinal, hypogastric, left
inguinal
action level - answers0.5 ppm
agglutination(congealing) - answersintravascular, increase of viscocity of blood by the
clumping of formed elements in the blood vessels
agonal algor - answersdecrease in body temp before death
agonal fever - answersincrese in body temp before death
agonal period - answersperiod immediately before somatic death
amino acids - answersbuilding blocks of protein, end products of protein digestion or
hydrolysis
anasarca - answersgeneralized massive edema in subcutaneous tissue
arteriosclerosis - answersdisease of the arteries resulting in thickening, hardening, &
loss of elasticity of the arterial walls
ascites - answersaccumulation of serous fluids in the peritoneal cavity
asepsis - answersfreedom from infection & from any form of life, sterility
embalming - answersto treat the dead human body to reduce the prescence & growth of
microrganisms, retard organic decomp & restore
decay - answersdecomp of proteins by enzymes of aerobic bacteria(slow change)
decompose - answersseperation of compounds into simpler substances by action of
microbial & or autolytic enzymes
, preserve - answersscience of treating the dead human body chemically to temporarily
inhibit decomp
preservative - answerschemicals that inactivate saprophytic bacteria, render unsuitable
for nutrition the media upon which bacteria thrive
protein - answers1 of a class of complex nitro compounds that are synthesized by all
living organisms& yield amino acids when hydrolyzed
putrefaction - answersthe typically anaerobic splitting of proteins by bacteria & fungi with
the formation of foul smelling imcompletely oxidized products
putrefaction - answersdecomp of proteins by the action of enzymes from anarobic
bacteria
preservatives - answersaldehyde, formaldehyde(methanol), glutaraldehyde, alcohols,
phenols
aldehyde - answersalcohols deprived of hydrogen(R-CHO)
preservatives - answerschemical which inactive saprophytic bacteria render unsuitable
for nutrition,will arrest decomp by altering enzymes
formaldehyde - answersproduced by the partial oxidation of methyl alcohol, added to
arterial fluid to prevent polymerization of formaldehyde
glutaraldehyde - answersa dialdehyde, 2 functional aldehyde groups reacts with protein
over a wide ph range
alcohols - answersR-OH, methyl alcohol, methanol, phenol(preservative)
methyl alcohol - answersCH3OH, to commerical manufacture formaldehyde, to prevent
polymerization
phenol - answersan alcohol, used as a bleach, cauterant
supplementary germicide - answerschemicals added for the purpose of destroying
disease causing MO's
supplementary germicides - answersGlutaraldehyde, Sidex, Quaternary Ammonia
Compounds(QUATS), Zephrine Chloride, Benzalkonium Chloride
Quatz - answersagents that are used for disinfection of skin, oral, & nasal cavities
anticoagulants - answersSodium Citrate, Sodium Salt of EDTA
graded A+ answers
Abdominal anatomical regions upper row - answersright hypochondriac,epigastric, left
hypochondriac
Abdominal anatomical regions middle row - answersright lumbar.umbilical, left lumbar
Abdominal anatomical regions lower row - answersright inguinal, hypogastric, left
inguinal
action level - answers0.5 ppm
agglutination(congealing) - answersintravascular, increase of viscocity of blood by the
clumping of formed elements in the blood vessels
agonal algor - answersdecrease in body temp before death
agonal fever - answersincrese in body temp before death
agonal period - answersperiod immediately before somatic death
amino acids - answersbuilding blocks of protein, end products of protein digestion or
hydrolysis
anasarca - answersgeneralized massive edema in subcutaneous tissue
arteriosclerosis - answersdisease of the arteries resulting in thickening, hardening, &
loss of elasticity of the arterial walls
ascites - answersaccumulation of serous fluids in the peritoneal cavity
asepsis - answersfreedom from infection & from any form of life, sterility
embalming - answersto treat the dead human body to reduce the prescence & growth of
microrganisms, retard organic decomp & restore
decay - answersdecomp of proteins by enzymes of aerobic bacteria(slow change)
decompose - answersseperation of compounds into simpler substances by action of
microbial & or autolytic enzymes
, preserve - answersscience of treating the dead human body chemically to temporarily
inhibit decomp
preservative - answerschemicals that inactivate saprophytic bacteria, render unsuitable
for nutrition the media upon which bacteria thrive
protein - answers1 of a class of complex nitro compounds that are synthesized by all
living organisms& yield amino acids when hydrolyzed
putrefaction - answersthe typically anaerobic splitting of proteins by bacteria & fungi with
the formation of foul smelling imcompletely oxidized products
putrefaction - answersdecomp of proteins by the action of enzymes from anarobic
bacteria
preservatives - answersaldehyde, formaldehyde(methanol), glutaraldehyde, alcohols,
phenols
aldehyde - answersalcohols deprived of hydrogen(R-CHO)
preservatives - answerschemical which inactive saprophytic bacteria render unsuitable
for nutrition,will arrest decomp by altering enzymes
formaldehyde - answersproduced by the partial oxidation of methyl alcohol, added to
arterial fluid to prevent polymerization of formaldehyde
glutaraldehyde - answersa dialdehyde, 2 functional aldehyde groups reacts with protein
over a wide ph range
alcohols - answersR-OH, methyl alcohol, methanol, phenol(preservative)
methyl alcohol - answersCH3OH, to commerical manufacture formaldehyde, to prevent
polymerization
phenol - answersan alcohol, used as a bleach, cauterant
supplementary germicide - answerschemicals added for the purpose of destroying
disease causing MO's
supplementary germicides - answersGlutaraldehyde, Sidex, Quaternary Ammonia
Compounds(QUATS), Zephrine Chloride, Benzalkonium Chloride
Quatz - answersagents that are used for disinfection of skin, oral, & nasal cavities
anticoagulants - answersSodium Citrate, Sodium Salt of EDTA
